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Bushnell Hall showcases Collegiate Gothic architecture with its limestone facade and pointed arch windows. The ornamental stone carvings are particularly noteworthy.

Public access is limited as it houses university offices. However, guided tours may be arranged through K-State's Visitor Center, especially during special campus events.

As one of the oldest buildings on campus, it represents early 20th-century women's education. It was named after Milton Bushnell, a key university benefactor.

The building frequently hosts university receptions and honors program ceremonies. Check the K-State events calendar for public opportunities to visit.

The south lawn offers great angles of the building's tower. For sunset shots, try the Anderson Hall steps across the quad, which frame Bushnell perfectly.

It's part of the K-State Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The area preserves 1920s academic architecture amidst modern campus development.